I think now is the perfect time to travel. Everything is so accessible--- flights are reasonably priced, there are so many options for lodging and all the information you need to know is found in the world wide web. The saying "If you can dream it, you can do it." is so true! You don't have to be rich to see destinations that you've only imagined; you just have to be smart and resourceful. I use my savings to be able to travel out of the country. I've been around Asia, Australia, America, and I just booked a trip to Europe for next year! My bank account isn’t fully loaded but I was able to go to these places through determination. None of these trips were sponsored. This is why I enjoy taking photos of every little thing when I travel. The photos serve as a reminder of my hardwork. It’s like, “Hey I wouldn’t be able to get to this place if I didn’t work for it!”

I always bring my Honor10 phone with me whenever I travel because the AI camera has a 24MP + 16 MP dual lens. It’s able to pinpoint the outlines of various surrounding objects no matter where you are. Both the rear and front camera supports 3D face recognition which is why your facial features are always sharp. No need to Facetune the photos after.

It's so lightweight that you can bring it both to the beach and the mountains or really anywhere you want to!

Who here gets separation anxiety whenever you have to leave your pet at home? I've always been that crazy pet mom who wants to bring her pets with her everywhere. I have a dog named Bunny and a cat named Blue. They mean the world to me, I treat them as if they were my own children. They both sleep beside me on my bed but I've been traveling so much that I don't get to spend as much time with my pets as I want to. When I'm in Manila, I usually just bring them to the village park because there's nowhere else to go. It took some time but I'm glad to see that there are some places Manila that are now pet-friendly. There are some malls and now hotels have opened their doors to our beloved pets- B Hotel in Quezon City is one of them!

Truth be told, I have a phobia of going to the dentist. I can recall trying to beg my mom if I could skip my semi-annual dental check-up. The thought of sitting on that chair with my mouth wide open and those bright lights shining on my face just gave me the creeps. I would only go to the dentist if it was necessary such as when teeth started to hurt after my wisdom teeth came out.

I first felt the pain late last year but I didn't want to have it treated because I knew the only solution was to have my wisdom teeth extracted. I didn't want to have surgery. I heard stories from my friends saying it was one of the worst experiences. The pain was tolerable so I just decided to let it pass until it reached the point that I could no longer take it.

Months went by and there was no indication of pain but I noticed that my upper teeth started to crowd. I scheduled a consultation at the dentist and he said that it was my wisdom tooth was pushing the rest of my teeth. I couldn't delay my wisdom teeth extraction any longer. It was time to face my fear.

I had both my left and right wisdom teeth on my upper jaw or maxillary extracted last October 2 in Affinity Dental Clinics along Rufino, Makati. As soon as I entered the clinic, they handed me forms to read. It had the instructions on what to expect, what to eat, and my list of medication for the pain. I was so nervous that I teared up a little bit. I even asked my boyfriend to stay with me inside the operating room just to calm me down. He sat and watched while Dr. DJ performed surgery. The procedure took less than hour and I was surprised that I didn't feel any pain. All I felt was pressure when he injected the anesthesia and when he pulled out the teeth. It was uncomfortable but nothing I couldn't handle.